760ht bar crusher

Thinking of buy a 760ht bar crusher with twin engines does any one have one of these am going from a glass boat 225cc keywest am keen to know how they ride compared to glass swore I would never own another Ali but have been told these are a great ride thanks


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 I would thoroughly recommend

Tue, 2013-12-10 18:07

 I would thoroughly recommend you take a good test run. 

They say there are 2 types of barcrusher owners. Those that own them, love them. Those that used to own them, hate them.

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Johno have ridden in both

Tue, 2013-12-10 18:11

Johno have ridden in both Surtees and Bar crushers of 6.7 and up.
They are still a tinny mate no comparison on a glass boat of that size for ride.

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Yeh i looked at the Asult

Tue, 2013-12-10 18:46

Yeh i looked at the Asult weapon that your looking at, looks like a very very tidy rig and i really like them. But its the price of a fully custom new boat.Only 280L of fuel, no dice for me !!

 

But they look nice!

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 I have a 7.6 sea rider ali

Tue, 2013-12-10 19:00

 I have a 7.6 sea rider ali ,I upgraded from a haines 635 .sea riders are good in the water but as said will never give you the ride of glass .BUT you will never get the room  and storage on a glass boat of the same size.I think the bar crushers and surtrees are to narrow ,I would not like to spend 4 days at the Abrolhos with 4 people three kyakas and 16 dive bottles,I can do it in comfort on the sea rider.

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+1 Agree totally

Tue, 2013-12-10 19:08

Getting closer to the Abrolhos time Paul.. ;-)
Our 7.6mtr Stagg rides very well in rough conditions, a lot better than some of the glass boats I have been on..

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What is the beam of your boat

Tue, 2013-12-10 19:07

What is the beam of your boat Paul ? 2.7m ? The barcrusher is a touch under 2.5m and i am thinking myself if i go down the overwidth route or not.

There is a lot more of that size boat under 2.5m beam now!

(Not that its that bad anymore if your under 2.7m with being able to tow at night )

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 Mine is 2.7 wide .yes good

Tue, 2013-12-10 19:16

 Mine is 2.7 wide .yes good to ge able to tow at night ,but can be draining when towing on narrow roads like between leeman and the brand .shit of a road. dose my head in. Getting a permit is easy.

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Yeh fair enough even at 2.5m

Tue, 2013-12-10 19:19

Yeh fair enough even at 2.5m mines pretty wide but yeh i agree the extra 200mm on long trips would make a big difference! Yeh not worried about a permit.Just always wanted to tow at night !

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Ok cool

Tue, 2013-12-10 19:40

Thanks for the info guys need to do more home work